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I'm not so sure on that one. I don't think Renaults problems are the drivers.
He did well in F3 because his dad bought him a good seat.
Indeed, more than obvious what the problem is.I'm not so sure on that one. I don't think Renaults problems are the drivers.
It's a spec series...
Flavio is still Alonso's manager isn't he?He's literally the worst. Being back flavio!
Cars are identical. Teams are not.
Vettel is currently the best driver in F1 by light years.....
Might not be so next year though, and if he signed for more than a year, which is very likely, AM will need to design a brand new car from scratch for the new regulations.He's bloody lucky.
From having the only option of haas he now ends up in the second best (possibly) car on the grid?
In a spec series you can't win by buying "a good seat". Sure, the team makes a difference but it's a limited difference and it certainly doesn't account for the massive margin Stroll won by.
Despite Vettel's issues, I woudl say he is still a faster and better driver than Perez.
Perez has become like Hulk and Button a bit of a 'journeyman' to use a phrase I haven't heard in a while.
He needs the next step in his career.
Lance has actually gotten much better than his days of hacksawing away at the wheel of Williams. He's still not in the top class or even near the top of the second class of F1 drivers though.
Stroll is fine. Frankly he helped save one team through his dad and then helped save another through his dad. Ensuring hundreds of jobs are safe and keeping four more cars on the grid, it's hard to have any complaints. Same with Latifi, who's had a heck of baptism, but ought to end up being a solid pay driver.
We've had far, far worse pay drivers over the years. Inoue, Deletraz and Lavaggi to name a few in the pay driver merry-go-round that was the mid 90s.
Reports coming through that Vettel to AM, Perez to Alpha, Kimi out.
Sorry, Alfa, typo.To Alpha Tauri? Or Alfa Romeo to replace Kimi?
Sorry, Alfa, typo.